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How can you best address complex issues? With our research "Governance in the Network Society," we answer that question through in-depth analysis.

With our research on public service delivery in practice, we look at how social policy evolves and what social consequences it has.

Our research revolves around family solidarity. We investigate how a country's economy, culture or policies affect dependencies within families.

With the family and inequality research group, we study the extent to which fathers' and mothers' parenting practices contribute to social inequality.

Due to the coronavirus, our physical events for prospective students have been cancelled. We understand that making the right study choice is difficult,…

BRICS lab uses scientific knowledge about human behaviour to make a positive contribution to a healthy lifestyle.

With social conflict and group differences we look at how groups view controversial issues, why that is so and how that drives their actions.

The aim of researching global social challenges is to find socially relevant answers to the world's biggest problems.

We examine how various groups of migrants experience their old age. Central to our research are 'loneliness', 'family solidarity' and 'culture-specific care'.

We investigate which factors lead to substance use and addiction. Here, we focus on the interaction between brain, behaviour and environment.